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    Re: ETB bad stuck shed even with high humidity

    Quote Originally Posted by wnateg View Post
    She last ate 3/7. I did not notice her in shed, but the time frame means she could've been.
    We all blow it sometimes, & snakes know they're going into a shed before we can see any evidence. Many snakes (especially younger ones, & captive-bred ones) have no problem with eating while in shed, but if there's anything else going on (like parasites or less than perfect health), it can "snowball" & make for a bad shed.
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